Author Alex Heard discusses his book Apocalypse Pretty Soon, exploring various doomsday predictions, survivalist movements, and millennial anxieties as the year 2000 approaches. He examines the psychology behind apocalyptic thinking and the cultural fascination with end-times scenarios.

Stuart Rodman discusses the potential risks Y2K poses to the power grid, examining how computer failures could lead to widespread blackouts and infrastructure breakdowns. He explores contingency plans, government responses, and how individuals can prepare for possible disruptions as the new millennium approaches.

Psychic Joseph DeLouise discusses his experiences with clairvoyance, precognition, and remote viewing, sharing insights into how intuition and extrasensory perception can shape human understanding. He explores his most compelling predictions and offers guidance on how individuals can tap into their own psychic potential.

Stephen Bassett and Peter Davenport discuss efforts to push for UFO disclosure in 1999, examining government secrecy, recent sightings, and whistleblower testimonies. They explore the potential impact of full disclosure on society, science, and humanity's understanding of extraterrestrial contact.

In this open-lines episode, listeners call in to share their most disastrous and bizarre dating experiences. From awkward encounters to outright horror stories, this night of storytelling offers a mix of humor, shock, and cautionary tales about the unpredictable world of dating.

Michael Theroux discusses Borderland Sciences Research, exploring unconventional scientific investigations into alternative energy, consciousness, and paranormal phenomena. He examines suppressed technologies, fringe theories, and the potential for groundbreaking discoveries that challenge mainstream scientific thought.

William Henry explores the hidden history and esoteric influences behind America's founding, examining the role of secret societies, symbolism, and ancient knowledge in shaping the nation's destiny. He discusses how these mysteries connect to global transformation and the spiritual evolution of humanity.

Richard C. Hoagland and Robert A.M. Stephens engage in a heated debate over the EQ Pegasi hoax, alleged death threats, and the potential manipulation of weather through advanced technology. They examine the controversy surrounding false extraterrestrial signals, the implications of misinformation in the search for alien intelligence, and theories regarding weather control programs.

Robert Ghost Wolf discusses the Hopi prophecies and the Seven Thunders, exploring their warnings about Earth changes, societal upheaval, and spiritual transformation. He examines how these ancient predictions align with modern events and what they may reveal about the future of humanity.

Dr. Jonathan Reed and Robert Raith discuss Reed's alleged encounter with an extraterrestrial being, detailing his claims of an alien attack, physical evidence, and subsequent government suppression. They examine the controversial aspects of his story, including an alleged alien artifact and the implications of direct contact with non-human entities.